Sentence examples for retract the process from inspiring English sources
It was suggested that in the VZ, these neurons extend a leading process to contact the ventricular surface, retract the process, and migrate back towards the CP [11], [12], [20].
Middle panel After a further 2 weeks, by the time of eye opening, the horizontal cells and bipolar cells (B) have matured, and the photoreceptors now retract the processes that they had previously sent to the IPL and instead make new contacts with the horizontal and bipolar cells; this layer of synaptic connections forms the outer plexiform layer (OPL) of the adult.
In summary, the binding of fibronectin to apical free accessible α-dystroglycan leads to signaling events in the podocytes, as indicated by a rise in cytosolic calcium and a dephosphorylation of β-dystroglycan, enabling utrophin and the actin cytoskeleton to bind and retract the podocyte foot process.
Furthermore, interneurons migrating from subpallium to pallium display stereotypic migratory behavior: elongated, probing, branched leading processes trailed by pre-somal swellings into which nucleus and cell soma translocates while retracting the trailing process [16], [21] [23].
His successor should retract the appeal and begin the process of bringing New York City's police practices in line with the Constitution.
The intermediate fibers retract the scapula and originate from the spinous processes from the 7th cervical to the 3rd thoracic vertebrae and are inserted on the acromion.
The Editors regretfully retract the article [ 1] as we believe the peer-review process was compromised and inappropriately influenced by the authors.
The network refused to retract the story.
We therefore retract the claim.
A single image is retrieved from the sensor's camera and stored, before the arm retracts outwards and the process starts over (for more details, see [7]).
However, this is not surprising because the MPM2 epitope is expressed preferentially during the early phases of mitosis, and so we interpret such short extensions as the remnant of the retracting apical process.
